Category Archives: Tech

Accord­ing to BBC Japan­ese book­stores are launch­ing a nation­wide cam­paign to stop what they call infor­ma­tion theft. Teenagers are tak­ing pic­tures of mag­a­zine cov­ers etc. to dis­cuss var­i­ous lifestyle issues — the pub­lish­ers fear they are miss­ing out on pos­si­ble … Con­tinue read­ing →

Is there any proper lists of open net­works in den­mark any­where? I know of a few, but they just include the hotspot at Copen­hagen Air­port… I’m going to Kold­ing tomor­row — any­one know of a spot to get access?

Gotta get mblog­ging, the phone is cho­sen, I’m think­ing of clever ways to beowse posts (try­ing to get some time to actu­ally make the code of this blog just a bit decent as well), but I have a major prob­lem: … Con­tinue read­ing →

Loud Think­ing has the final argu­ments, per­suad­ing me (although I actu­ally already have it cov­ered) to buy the Nokia3650. OSX sync and to-dos… mmm… the rite movies

Mobile (online) cam­eras obvi­ously has a lot of side effects. This arti­cle dis­cusses some of them. Most of it is pretty obvi­ous stuff but I’ll bet cam­phone eti­quette is going to be on everybody’s lips within months. And what goes … Con­tinue read­ing →

I gotta get mblog­ging, but I’m hav­ing dif­fi­cul­ties decid­ing what phone to choose. The Nokia 3650 is a smart­phone at a very rea­son­able price, but it’s a bit big and I’m not too sure I like the design. The Sony­Er­ic­s­son … Con­tinue read­ing →

Found this iPoding.com post: Unof­fi­cial con­fir­ma­tion from Apple employee regard­ing record­ing via Richard Giles ear­lier today. Good news if true (has to be…!). Had some trou­ble access­ing the site due to heavy traf­fic — have patience… [Lis­ten­ing to: Klute — … Con­tinue read­ing →

Clev­er­Cac­tus, a new PIM, is now in beta. The need for a decent way of orga­niz­ing the dif­fer­ent types of orga­ni­za­tion we han­dle every day is defi­nately there… I’ll be look­ing for­ward to the full-featured releases of Clev­er­Cac­tus, Chan­dler and … Con­tinue read­ing →

I’ve been play­ing with a Power­Book for about a day now, and while most pro­grams (office tools, graphic soft­ware, browsers and mail clients etc.) basi­cally are the same on both plat­forms (usu­ally I’m on PC), some of all the tools … Con­tinue read­ing →

Typ­ing this using the new w.bloggar 3.01 which now fea­tures the use of a Win­dows Medi­aplayer plu­gin that I’ll try to test some­time soon. Yeter­day I found Chan­dler [via Rus­sell Beat­tie Note­book] — a small per­sonal infor­ma­tion man­ager Rango full … Con­tinue read­ing →

While a 4 Giga­byte Com­pact­Flash Mem­ory Card would defi­nately solve a lot of my dig­i­tal imag­ing prob­lems (appa­rantly 6GB ones are just around the cor­ner) the main prob­lem is still bat­tery life. Even with a 64MB card, I’m hav­ing trou­ble … Con­tinue read­ing →

Attended the sec­ond day of the Copen­hagen Inter­po­la­tion which was truly inter­est­ing. I got what I hoped for; good dis­cus­sions and intro­duc­tions to the power of wi-fi — and more impor­tant — how we can put them to good use. … Con­tinue read­ing →

Aaron Swartz explains what will hap­pen. “By then it is too late. The peo­ple own the Inter­net now. When there is cen­sor­ship, the soft­ware routes around it. As long as there is a client and a server, they can com­mu­ni­cate. … Con­tinue read­ing →

Came to think of the giant pos­si­bil­i­ties regard­ing global mobil­ity. If I can afford the plane ticket, the work I do doesn’t really require any­thing else than a plug for my lap­top, mak­ing it pos­si­ble to move prac­ti­cally any­where for … Con­tinue read­ing →

Was just pointed to OpenOffice.org — Det danske modersmÃ¥lsprojekt. Look­ing for­ward to fol­low the devel­op­ment of the Dan­ish part of the project. lim­it­less hd download

I’ve been search­ing the net for soft­ware allow­ing com­mu­ni­ca­tion between peo­ple shar­ing the same wi-fi con­nec­tion for a cou­ple of days now. Trepia is close — it’s basi­cally an IM client based on access points. What I really want, though, … Con­tinue read­ing →

Not a sur­prise at all, rather — think­ing of the pre­vi­ous devel­op­ment story for the web — a rea­son to wish for all the 3G porn you can think of: BizRe­port — Will Porn Lead 3G Mobile Tele­phony Take-Off?. Which … Con­tinue read­ing →

With sev­eral meet­ings com­ing up this week which means spend­ing some time in busses and trains, I just installed iSiloX and the free reader for my Palm in order to read some arti­cles on the way, includ­ing some very nice … Con­tinue read­ing →

Mov­ing Web­Word — How War­chalk­ing Died claims War­chalk­ing has died. A bit too provoca­tive too my lik­ing, as I think it’s uncon­struc­tive to look at it this way. What relly mat­ters is the public’s need for wire­less inter­net access — … Con­tinue read­ing →

It seems grafitti’s no longer going to be a part of using my Palm (link via Slash­Dot). Won­der what these guys have to say about that… the adjust­ment bureau film download

Oh, and GZR1 is back up. My ISP sorted out the details, so now I just have to fight my old one some more, then everything’s up and running…

Just pur­chased a new cd-rom drive. This one’s got DVD, so now I’m watch­ing old Daft Punk DVDs on an even older screen (got it with my first 386SX PC) con­nected to my Matrox Mil­le­nium Dual Head card as sec­ond … Con­tinue read­ing →

I’m on day 5 now in try­ing to get my Palm m500 on the inter­net using my GPRS enabled cell phone. It’s incred­i­bly trou­ble­some as I have got no clue what­so­ever whether the prob­lem has to do with my phone, … Con­tinue read­ing →